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The Russian central bank sees recovery in lending by end 2016, believes in balanced FX market despite a high demand for USD in 2Q16 and forecasts a decline in the rouble volatility in the coming months if the oil price obliges. As ever, it is only part of the story.

The Eurodollar (NB: this is not EURUSD!) has been in a strong positive trend for twenty years. If that surprises you, you're probably mixing up Eurodollar with EURUSD, which is something different. The unfortunate naming of the 3 months dollar interest rate market tends to cause some confusion at times.

Sweden and Denmark are running out of cash. It’s not that the two Nordic nations are close to bankruptcy. Quite the opposite: it's just that some shops and banks no longer accept cash, electing instead for the benefits of electronic payment.

Thursday is heavy on data with sentiment and confidence figures from the EU as well as Italy. In the US, the always much-anticipated crude oil and petroleum stocks prints are up as well as unemployment data.

Bitcoin was on every one's agenda in the autumn of 2013 and then, all of a sudden, wasn't. But the crypto-currency seems to be making something of a comeback in China and that is worrying Beijing's leadership, says William Pesek. The People's Bank of China has already intervened, once during those halcyon days when the Bitcoin briefly threatened to outvalue gold in December 2013, and again in March 2014 when it ordered the closure of trading accounts from more than 10 Bitcoin exchanges. But, with Bitcoin traders continuing to emerge and the yuan now used in 80% of transactions into and out of the cyber currency, according to Goldman Sachs, the threat to stability poised by Bitcoin and other rival cyber currencies is causing Beijing nightmares as it tries to establish a coherent and effective response.